The building supply stores opened up again, which included their garden sections!
When I walked into the store, the lines for four cash registers were ten people deep, at least. Everyone is glad to be able to go out just a little bit!
We are still practicing social distancing, wearing masks, and unable to meet in groups of any size. Malls are still closed, as are many other stores; churches can't meet and schools are still closed too.
But the anti-coronavirus measures are beginning to make a difference here, so they're softening up their restrictions a little at a time.
They say more will open up next week, though haven't announced specifically what that will mean.
I read an article yesterday about how the world has quieted now that people have stopped commuting and traveling. You can find it HERE.
I don't want the world to continue in death and chaos, nor in the economic instability; but I do wish this slow down of the quarantine would cause us to make some changes going forward. I know I'm thinking differently already because of this quieter time of living.
May we all take away some good changes after this is all done.
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